Congratulations to Julie
Bardin, the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award recipient (April 2, 2004).
View Photo Album for the Assistive Technology Center Grand Opening
1/29/2004
Kelly Whalon (major professor Dr. Hanline) and Deborah Nunez (major professor
Dr. Hanline) have received a University Dissertation Research Grant Award!
Education of Students with Exceptionalities (ESE) program.
Beginning Summer 2004.
Dr. Ebener
and
Dr. Burkhead have
published the following article:
Celso,B., Ebener, D.J., & Burkhead, E.J. (2003). Humor coping, health status, and life satisfaction among older adults residing in assisted living facilities. Aging and Mental Health, 7 (6), 438-445.
Dr. Mary Frances Hanline
has been awarded a 5-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of
Special Education Programs. The grant, approximately $250,000 each year for five
years, will provide resources to develop an interdisciplinary personnel
preparation program that will prepare professionals to provide services to
infants, toddlers, and their families under the guidelines of the Individuals
with Disabilities Education Act, Part C. The grant provides fee waivers and
stipends to preservice professionals in special education, child development,
early childhood education, school psychology, social work, nursing, and
psychology.
